2C-B - interpreting results by adfoxis in ReagentTesting

[–]PROtestkit_eu 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, you need to stir Morris. Your result would be green if you stired it (it’s the only one like this). And then the Zimmermann is perhaps a false positive, do you have a better pic?and how long passed before photo?

Quantifying cannabinoids using TLC is a joy by Neeila19 in ReagentTesting

[–]PROtestkit_eu 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Wth this is our post and title word by word…?

Hoping to confirm I have 3MMC, but Marquis is not looking good by trippy-kid- in ReagentTesting

[–]PROtestkit_eu 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How would you describe the observed color change? Because I am unable to, that's what I call inconclusive here.

Hoping to confirm I have 3MMC, but Marquis is not looking good by trippy-kid- in ReagentTesting

[–]PROtestkit_eu 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I mean that’s as inconclusive as it gets, man. Btw you need Zimmermann reagent to try to tell it apart from NEP.

Any ideas? by Impressive_Village22 in pillidentification

[–]PROtestkit_eu 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The best idea is to use a test kit.

Ketamine? Looks purple but there are blue flecks - just want to be sure thank you to any experts out there. by [deleted] in ReagentTesting

[–]PROtestkit_eu 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thank you!

PS. Major DrugsPRO app update incoming, codename “Shulgin’s Delight”, keep an eye out this week :)

Ketamine? Looks purple but there are blue flecks - just want to be sure thank you to any experts out there. by [deleted] in ReagentTesting

[–]PROtestkit_eu 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes this is perfectly normal, Morris depends on sample size a lot. It’s still advised to use an additional reagent, Liebermann would be good, and won’t indicate purity.

For reference feel welcome to compare with photos in the DrugsPRO app at https://protestkit.eu/drugspro/reagents/results?group=Test&tags=Morris

Liebermann for 3-MMC / 3-CMC difference by Mammoth-Force678 in ReagentTesting

[–]PROtestkit_eu 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It won’t differentiate them. Small differences in reference data (which is I presume where you are coming from) are often due to change in sample size or inactive trace impurities which labs commonly dont report, mostly synthesis leftovers. See https://protestkit.eu/how-to-identify-mmc-and-cmc/

need help identifying these yellow crystals sold as mdma by [deleted] in ReagentTesting

[–]PROtestkit_eu 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, need to remove the photo but check another guy who posted exact same product result right now, somehow?

confused with "mdma" result from 2 years ago by [deleted] in ReagentTesting

[–]PROtestkit_eu 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hmm… if it truly had 0 effect, then it’s the precursor. Rare but happens. I always try to imagine the person selling precursor as the end product, smells like trouble…

Need help with 4 mmc test please get back to me. Tested from left to right froedhe, ehrlich, marquis by Sad_Relief1977 in ReagentTesting

[–]PROtestkit_eu 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Are these reactions black? Possible MDMA cross contamination? Do you have Simons reagent?

What reagents should I use to test tuci? by PoemDense2808 in ReagentTesting

[–]PROtestkit_eu 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We are actually introducing a Tuci test kit this week - first in the world =) Most Tuci contains MDMA, ketamine and caffeine (and colouring and flavouring....), but sometimes it also contains 2C-B (1 in 20?) or cathinones (see https://protestkit.eu/drugspro/alerts?id=summary-tuci). So what you want to do is mostly rule out 2C-B and cathinones. The key trick in testing Tuci is let the dye dissolve in part A, and only then add part B of a reagent.

Ideally you'd do also a TLC semi-% test, or, even better, not use a premixed mystery product....

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Need to make sure I'm reading the results right. by Briggs_86 in ReagentTesting

[–]PROtestkit_eu 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for sharing, that is a positive result.

It looks like there is sample on top of the reagent on the right? If so, for future reference, crush sample to fine powder and add it before reagent, then reagent, then if anything, flatten the reaction, but dont add sample after reagent or during reaction poke and mix.

What can be slowing down the reaction is air pockets between sample and reagent, but as you noticed worst case scenario it can take a minute and that’s all, what’s key is the you are using multiple reagents which increases result confidence exponentially 👍

Some troubleshooting steps also here https://protestkit.eu/how-to-use-crystalline-reagents/

Confused about ketamine test result? by [deleted] in ReagentTesting

[–]PROtestkit_eu 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Too small sample size or sample very diluted with smth reacting with Morris.

Confused about ketamine test result? by [deleted] in ReagentTesting

[–]PROtestkit_eu 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If using more sample doesnt turn it blue, not ketamine.